CloutHausKUALA LUMPUR CITY CENTRERESIDENCES · SERVICED BY PARADOX

On Jalan P. Ramlee in Kuala Lumpur City Centre, postcode 50250 — the street that runs from Jalan Ampang down past the Twin Towers precinct towards Jalan Raja Chulan, beside Menara TA One, the developer's own headquarters. OpenStreetMap carries the plot as the CloutHaus Residences & Paradox Hotel KLCC construction site, and the interactive map on this page uses that pin. Measured straight from it, the PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS AND SURIA KLCC ARE ABOUT 200 METRES away, Avenue K about 360 m, the KLCC LRT station about 400 m, KLCC Park about 500 m, Kampung Baru LRT about 780 m, and Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Ampang Park's LRT and MRT interchange and the Bukit Nanas Monorail each about a kilometre. Those are straight lines rather than the developer's figures — the brochure prints a map but no distance table — so real walks run a little longer. The practical reading is simple: this is the KLCC core itself rather than the KLCC fringe, and the brochure's own claim is that it sits on one of the last parcels of land facing the Twin Towers.

Prices start at RM1,548,800, per this site's own project record — against the 549 sq ft entry plan that works out to about RM2,821 per square foot, and the developer's own launch briefing put the tower's average at around RM2,900 psf. The eleven drawn plans run from the 549 sq ft one-bedroom (Types C, D, E and F) through the 635 sq ft Type K, the 893 to 1,173 sq ft two-halves plans, the 904 sq ft two-bedrooms and up to the 1,216 sq ft three-bedroom Type A, so the ticket moves a long way with the plan, the level and the facing. THE MONTHLY HOLDING COST is confirmed for this page: maintenance is RM0.80 PER SQUARE FOOT A MONTH WITH THE SINKING FUND INCLUDED in that rate — about RM439 a month on a 549 sq ft home, RM508 on the 635 sq ft Type K, RM723 on the 904 sq ft two-bedroom and RM973 on the 1,216 sq ft Type A, with no second sinking-fund bill on top. THE CAR PARK WORKS DIFFERENTLY HERE, and it is worth budgeting for: NO BAY IS ALLOCATED WITH THE HOME — residents RENT one instead, at RM200 A MONTH — which matches the developer's own unit schedule, where every standard Tower 2 type carries a zero and only the garden units carry a bay. On a 549 sq ft home that puts the all-in monthly holding cost at roughly RM639 with one bay taken. A 5% Bumiputera discount applies.

Fourteen unit types across 549 to 1,216 sq ft, of which ELEVEN ARE DRAWN in the brochure and all eleven are published on this page. THE ONE-BEDROOMS: Types C, D, E and F share one 549 sq ft plan, four stacks a floor along the KLCC-facing north edge, and the 635 sq ft Type K adds a study nook. THE TWO-BEDROOMS: the 904 sq ft Type G on the curved north-west corner and the 904 sq ft Type H on the western edge, both with two bathrooms, plus the 980 sq ft Type L, a long south-east corner plan with a study and a curved end wall. THE THREE-BEDROOMS: the 1,119 sq ft Type I on the curved south-west corner and the 1,216 sq ft TYPE A on the curved north-east corner — the largest drawn plan, with a utility room off the dining hall and the KLCC and Exchange 106 views. AND THE TWO-HALVES PLANS — Types N (893 sq ft), J (1,001), B (1,098) and M (1,173) — each drawn as two halves either side of a shared foyer with its own bathroom on each side, which is the dual-key family the site record refers to; ask how each is titled and metered before you choose one. Four further types are in the developer's schedule but not drawn and fall outside the marketed size range: the garden units G-G (about 1,442 sq ft), H-G (1,722) and I-G (2,325), and a 990 sq ft Type L1.

Over 70,000 sq ft, and the striking thing is that none of it is at ground level — the facilities sit on THREE SKY FLOORS. LEVEL 33 is the social floor: the sky lounge and sky bar, a karaoke and wine lounge, a family lounge and reading lounge, and the children's explorer playland and discovery play club. LEVEL 33A is play and wellness: the cardio and functional gym, a reformer studio and a yoga and pilates studio, a golf simulator room, games lounge, mahjong room and music room. LEVEL 63A is the sky deck near the top of the tower — a 50-METRE INFINITY POOL, sky jacuzzi and spa, a leisure and wading pool, the trellis lounge with its arched cabanas, sky dining and private dining rooms, the Clout Bar with a DJ deck, sauna and steam rooms, and the BBQ terrace, all of it looking straight at the Petronas Twin Towers. Above the facilities sits the hospitality layer: the brochure's back cover reads SERVICED BY PARADOX HOTELS & RESORTS, and the 548-key Paradox KLCC on the same podium brings concierge, housekeeping, in-residence dining and hotel privileges to residents. The renders on this page — the sky pool, the double-height sky lounge, the trellis lounge, the BBQ deck and the games room — are the developer's own.

FREEHOLD — on 2.259 acres of freehold, commercial-titled land, with the development type stated in the developer's own particulars as SERVICED RESIDENCES. The developer is TA FIRST CREDIT SDN BHD, a subsidiary of TA GLOBAL BERHAD, whose holding company is TA Properties Sdn Bhd; the registered address in the particulars is the 34th floor of Menara TA One at 22 Jalan P. Ramlee — the tower next door to the site, which is also where the sales gallery sits. TA Global is the property arm of the TA group, with hotels and resorts in Malaysia, Canada, Australia and China under the Paradox and Aava brands, and CloutHaus is the group's flagship KLCC scheme: a two-tower development with a reported RM3 billion gross development value, of which Tower 2 alone accounts for about RM1.515 billion. The approving authority is Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur, and the scheme holds a GreenRE provisional certification. As a commercial-titled serviced residence, expect commercial utility tariffs and assessment rather than residential ones — worth budgeting for alongside the maintenance charge.

The site carries TWO TOWERS ON ONE SHARED PODIUM, and the homes on this page are Tower 2. TOWER 2 — CLOUTHAUS RESIDENCES — is 66 storeys with 615 serviced residences from 549 to 1,216 sq ft, the three facilities floors on Levels 33, 33A and 63A, and a price band the developer registered at RM1,976,400 to RM6,220,800 with the current entry at RM1,548,800. TOWER 1 is 58 storeys: 242 larger private residences sitting above the 548-KEY PARADOX KLCC, Paradox Hotels & Resorts' first hotel in Malaysia, with its own registered band of RM2,131,200 to RM8,020,800 and a schedule that runs from about 78 to 216 sq m. The two are sold separately and the schedules differ in one telling way — Tower 1's larger types carry one or two car park bays each, where NO BAY IS ALLOCATED with a standard Tower 2 home and residents rent one at RM200 a month instead. If you want the hotel-branded residence rather than the serviced apartment, ask about Tower 1; if you want the KLCC view at the entry ticket, Tower 2 is the one on this page.

COMPLETION IS EXPECTED IN Q1 2029, per this site's project record; the developer's own particulars state the expected date of completion as January 2029, which is the same quarter. Construction is under way — TA Global broke ground on the scheme and the superstructure has been progressing since. A TYPICAL FLOOR CARRIES TWELVE HOMES around the central core, numbered 01 to 12: Type I at 01 and Type H at 02 on the western edge, then Types G, F, E, D, C, B and A running left to right along the north edge at 03 to 09, with Type L at 10, Type K at 11 and Type J at 12 to the south and east. On other floors the single Type J is replaced by TWO homes — Type M at 13 and Type N at 12 — which is why those plates carry thirteen. The plate names its four outlooks, and they are the whole point of the address: KLCC due north, KL TOWER AND MERDEKA 118 to the south, THE EXCHANGE 106 to the east, and Genting Highlands to the west. Both plates are published on this page. As with any development still under construction, the plans, sizes and specification are subject to the authorities' approvals and may be varied — ask for the current schedule at booking.